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Course Description
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This course forms part of the proposed Modular Framework for vocational and professional qualifications based on a degree program in Nautical Sciences. This course is designed to enhance the safety of navigation by providing the knowledge and skills necessary to fully utilize Ship manoeuvre/handling, teamwork, leadership, BRM and CRM principles with a properly prepared voyage plan at the management level. This course is also closely related with All navigation courses and Bridge Watchkeeping, Maritime Communication & GMDSS, weather routing, security, safety and emergency management on board of vessels, and seamanship courses which were given in the past semester and are being given in this semester.
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Course Objectives
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1. Plan a voyage and conduct navigation
2. Manoeuvre and handle a ship in all conditions
3. Making the most appropriate maneuver to respond emergency situations.
4. Gaining knowledge and using applications of management, BRM, CRM, team working and use of leadership and managerial skill principles.
5. Monitor and control compliance with legislative requirements and measures to ensure safety of life at sea and the protection of the marine environment.
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Course Learning Outcomes
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Students who completed this course successfully, will be able to;
1. aware of the need for and be able to prepare a detailed voyage plan from berth to berth
2. able to make the best use of all relevant information & resources when executing & monitoring a planned passage including use of manoeuvring data & weather assessment
3. able to communicate effectively with other members of the bridge team and other ships and VTSs.
4. aware of the necessity of carrying out a risk assessment for each stage of the voyage with particular regard to passages in confined waters
5. able to implement effective appropriate crisis management procedures & initiate appropriate responses to emergencies
6. able to organise & conduct a bridge team effectively, with particular regard to the importance of briefing & de-briefing & factors such as attitude, cultural differences, workload, stress, human factors in error chains, decision making & challenge & response in order to comply with legislative requirements and environment protection
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Textbook
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1. SWIFT, A.J., Bridge Team Management (Second Edition), London 1993, The Nautical Institute.
2. Bridge Procedures Guide (Fourth Edition 2007), Marisec Publication, London 1998, International Chamber of Shipping.
3. STCW (STCW Convention and STCW Code) including 2010 Manila Amendments, IMO, London 2011, ISBN: 978-92-801-1528-4.
4. MARPOL 73/78 (Birleştirilmiş 2002 Baskısı), Çeviri:Prof.Dr.Mükerrem Fatma İLKIŞIK, İstanbul 2005, Deniz Ticaret Odası Yayın No:68.
5. Brown, 1980, Practical Ship-handling
6. Cornell Mar. Press, Ship handling for the Mariner, 1988
7. DODDS, Don Modern Seamanship. Lyons Press, London, 2002.
8. HENDERSON, R., Essential Seamanship, Cornell Maritime Press, London, 1994
9. HOUSE, D.J. Seamanship techniques, Butterworth-Heinemann, London, 2001
10. STCW 2010 Amendments; IMO Model course 7.03, 7.01, 1.22
11. IAMSAR Manuel
12. COLREG
13. SOLAS
14. MARPOL
15. TONNAGE-69
16. ILO-2006
17. LOADLINE-74
18. SMCP
19. ISM
20. ISPS
21.INTERCO
22. Nautical Charts and Chart Catalogues
23. NAUTICAL PUBLICATIONS
24.Bowditch, N. The American Practical Navigator. Defence Mapping Agency. (2012)
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